The previous article told you about "How to understand foreach traversing a two-dimensional array in php". This article mainly talks about php
The addcslashes()
function in. In the actual use of
php
, we may need to escape some characters in the string. At this time, we need to use the php
Built-in function addcslashes()
function, this article will take you to take a look.
addcslashes ( string $str , string $charlist )
$str: Characters to be escaped
$charlist: Characters or character range to be escaped.
Return value: escaped characters.
Code example:
<?php $str = "Welcome to php.cn!"; echo $str."<br>"; echo addcslashes($str,'n')."<br>"; echo addcslashes($str,'h')."<br>"; ?>
输出: Welcome to php.cn! Welcome to php.c\n! Welcome to p\hp.cn!
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